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Enjoying a drop of red.
The plan is to watch Department S next, then Jason King.And then can we interest sir in Deparment S and the Champions, just don't go near the reeves and mortimer reboot of R&H (it's crap)
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The plan is to watch Department S next, then Jason King.And then can we interest sir in Deparment S and the Champions, just don't go near the reeves and mortimer reboot of R&H (it's crap)
Will anybody ever surpass his loucheness?The plan is to watch Department S next, then Jason King.
The Pembrokeshire Murders.
Watching that too. It's good.
Peter Tilbury and the late, great Robin Bailey. Great choice.Having completed my viewing of Life on Earth last week, which still stands up well as a forty-year-old series and yet another rewatching of the Beiderbecke Trilogy, I watched the excellent Searching for Sugar Man again, before I need to return the disc - plus Blazing Saddles, which never disappoints.
Tonight, I've watched the first two episodes of Sorry, I'm a Stranger Here Myself, one of the many slightly odd comedies that were on in the first few years of Channel 4. I remember being quite a fan of it at the time. The first episode was a bit flat, to be honest, but it got better in the second - maybe it will pick up..? I have generally found that things I remember as being OK now seem slightly better than I thought I might think they are now. Some of the intercultural humour is probably not fully acceptable today, I suspect.
We'll see how it goes/regrows...Peter Tilbury and the late, great Robin Bailey. Great choice.
It Takes A Worried Man and the first couple of series of Shelley are my Tilbury favourites.We'll see how it goes/regrows...
I still have hopes it will turn out to be 'how I remember'.
It Takes A Worried Man was another particular Tilbury favourite.
Those first few years of Channel 4 might have been the best telly of all time, in general - they would put anything on...
Shelley is particularly marvellous, but, like Citizen Smith and Rising Damp, you probably had to be there at the time for it to make much sense now.It Takes A Worried Man and the first couple of series of Shelley are my Tilbury favourites.